OpenClaw Safe Config Rollback

Safely apply OpenClaw config changes with automatic rollback and ack timeout guard. Use when editing ~/.openclaw/openclaw.json, restarting gateway, enabling...

This skill appears coherent and implements the advertised rollback flow, but exercise standard caution: only run it in environments where you trust the apply command/file because --apply-cmd (bash -lc) will execute arbitrary shell code as your user; verify the apply script before running. Ensure the 'openclaw' CLI and required system tools exist or pass --no-restart/--health-cmd as appropriate. Be aware ack files are created in /tmp with predictable names (possible symlink/race risks on shared systems). Consider testing in staging, keeping offsite backups, and explicitly reviewing any apply-file contents before use. It would be better if the skill metadata declared 'openclaw' and basic shell tools as required binaries so installers know the dependency.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: openclaw-safe-config-rollback Version: 0.1.1 This skill bundle provides a utility for safely applying configuration changes with automatic rollback. The `scripts/safe_apply.sh` script is designed to execute user-provided commands (`--apply-cmd`, `--apply-file`, `--health-cmd`) as part of its core functionality. While this capability is powerful and could be misused by a malicious user, the script itself does not contain any evidence of intentional harmful behavior such as data exfiltration, backdoor installation, or unauthorized actions. The `SKILL.md` documentation accurately describes the script's purpose and usage, without attempting any prompt injection against the AI agent. The behavior is clearly aligned with the stated purpose of a 'safe config rollback' utility.